| From: axelspin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Sent: Monday, 09 July, 2007 13:12
|
| But how about performance..
|
| is it better to have multiple instances of hibernate sessionFactory
| Objects
| (one each web app) or to use an http call for each db query?
|
| Maybe transactions are handled bette
But how about performance..
is it better to have multiple instances of hibernate sessionFactory Objects
(one each web app) or to use an http call for each db query?
Maybe transactions are handled better with a centralized datasource access
throug ws.. what do you think?
Andre Prasetya-2 wrote
So guys.. Do you think that this discussion thread is hopeless within
Tomcat?
http://forum.springframework.org/archive/index.php/t-9962.html
axelspin wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I am wondering which is the best way to deploy within Tomcat multiple web
> apps (portlets-web services) that have access
>
Designing specific web services for this purpose.. comunications within the
same appserver..
sounds a bit depressive.But yes.. could be an option.
Maybe I should move to JBoss or Geronimo and use "ears". But it doesn`t
sound good to my "ears" :-)
I have to open my portlets through wsrp (WSRP4J)
ageId=3089
Frames for me they can have portlets ;)
Good luck
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Hello,
I am wondering which is the
Hi,
case you are going to use stateful session mechanism, be aware that
tomcat opens for each webapp context new httpsession.
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i think its better if you use web services for that purpose, or rmi,
whichever right to your taste
On 7/9/07, axelspin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I am wondering which is the best way to deploy within Tomcat multiple web
apps (portlets-web services) that have access
to the same business
Hello,
I am wondering which is the best way to deploy within Tomcat multiple web
apps (portlets-web services) that have access
to the same business logic (developed with Spring+Hibernate).
I`ve seen something here
http://springtips.blogspot.com/2007/06/using-shared-parent-application-context.html